The U.S. equity market ended on a mixed note on Monday, June 10, 2013, as investors remained on the sidelines amid ongoing speculation over when the Federal Reserve will start easing its $85 billion a month bond buying program. The Fed’s bond buying program, known popularly as QE3, has been the biggest reason for the rally in equity markets this year. Any hint of an early-end to the bond buying program, which is tied to the recovery in the labor market, could put pressure on stocks. The technology sector managed to post modest gains yesterday even as the broader market struggled. The major movers in the sector includedApple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), Yahoo Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO), American Tower Corporation (NYSE: AMT), SunEdison Inc. (NYSE: SUNE) and SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ: SPWR). StockCall analysts initiated preliminary technical research on AAPL, YHOO, AMT, SUNE, and SPWR. These free reports are accessible by signing today at

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Shares in Apple Inc. showed a minor loss on Monday, declining 0.66% to close at $438.89. A total of 16.068 million shares were traded during the session, while its average daily trading volume stands at 15.994 million. The stock oscillated between $436.80 and $449.08 yesterday. Over the past five trading days, the stock declined 2.41% while the markets wavered. From the start of the year, the share has lost 13.87% of its value. Apple’s shares have low volatility with beta of 0.97. The company commands market capitalization of $411.96 billion. The free technical analysis on AAPL is available by signing up at

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Yahoo Inc.’s stock ended lower on Monday, down 1.11% at $26.74. A total of 15.849 million shares were traded. Despite the wider market swaying sideways during the past five trading sessions, the company’s shares advanced 1.67%. The stock has added 37.13% so far in 2013. During Monday’s session, the stock traded between $26.70 and $27.12 while its 52-week trading range stands at $14.59 and $27.68. Yahoo commands market capitalization of $28.95 billion. Its stock is mildly volatile as implied by its beta of 0.83. Yahoo is currently trading above its 20-day moving average price of $26.44. Register now to download the free research on YHOO at

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American Tower Corporation’s stock ended lower on Monday, finishing 2.95% lower at $76.45. A total of 3.986 million shares were traded during the session. The stock’s usual trading volume stands at 2.155 million shares. In the past 52 weeks, the stock traded between $65.24 and $85.26. American Tower commands market capitalization of $30.24 billion. Free report on AMT can be accessed by registering at

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SunEdison Inc.’s stock hit an intraday low of $7.97 to finish the day 4.09% higher at $8.40. A total of 4.986 million shares were traded in comparison to its usual trading volume of 7.357 million shares. The stock is up 164.98% so far in 2013. In the past 52 weeks, the stock traded between $1.60 and $8.56. SunEdison shows high volatility as implied by its beta of 1.79. The stock is currently trading above its 20-day moving average price of $7.28 and 50-day moving average price of $5.78, thus showing a bullish trend.Register withStockCall and download the research on SUNE for free at

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Shares in SunPower Corporation moved higher on Monday, bucking the trend in the broader market. The stock hit an intraday high of $21.65, before finishing the day 9.16% higher at $21.44. So far this year, the share has gained more than 290.53%, hence outperforming the S&P 500. SPWR’s stock currently trades above both their 20- and 50-day moving average price of $19.82 and $15.27 respectively. SunPower saw volume turnover of 5.71 million shares during its Monday’s session. Its beta of 2.15 implies very high volatility. Read the full free research on SPWR by signing up to StockCall at

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